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Grey River Argus, 21 July 1922, Page 7

THAT BOOK YOU WANT. Kilgour’s have it or will quickly obtain it—“ The Slayer of Souls,” by Robert W. Chambers, price 2/6; “The Last of the Plains Men,” by Zane Grey, price 2/6; “Wyoming,” by William McLeod Raines, price 2/6; “Mark Ryder’s Vow,” by Paul Trent, price 2/6; “Rory O’Moore,” by A. G. Hales, price 6/-; “Casey Ryan,” by B. M. Boyer, price 6/-; “The Idealist,” by John Owen, price 6/-; “Drag Harlan,” by Charles Alden Teltycr, price (>/-; “The Everlasting Whisper,” by Jackson Gregory, price 6/-; “The Profiteers,” by E. Phillips Oppenheim, price 6/-; “Tales of the Golden West,” by Waratah, price 1/6. Sure to got it at A. E. Kilgour, Up-to-date Bookseller and Stationer. —Advt.

T>UY YOUR TEA, COFFEE & COCOA —FROM— WALTER BROS. WALTER BROS. WALTER BROS. WALTER BROS. Giescking’s Buildings, IAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. Direct Importers. All Kinds of Ceylon and Indian Tea in stock from 1/6 to 4/- per lb. Special China Blend 3/6 per lb. Sample gladly sent. We pay freight to your nearest station or deliver to your door where we have an agent. )ur guarantee satisfaction or y< :r money will be refunded. COBDEN HOTEL MR. J. ROBERTSON MR. J. ROBERTSON. Wishes to notify the General Public ’’hat he has taken over the above Hotel and hopes by strict attention to bus mess to merit a fair share of public patronage. SPEIGHT’S and Local Ales always •in Tap. Only the Best Brands of Wines ajd Spirits (true to label) kept in stock. The Dining Room is under the per sonal supervision of Mrs Robertson and the Cobden Hotel is a home away from R A M W A Y HOTEL. MILLERTON. Mr D. M. O’BRIEN wishes to notify the public that he has taken over the above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business to solicit a fair share of public patronage. Only the Best Brands of Ales, Winee, and Spirits stocked. D, M. Proprietor.